How do I get a different background color in the dock in Mavericks?

Has anyone figured out how to change the background color in the dock? The default is really bad and hard to read.

dont know how but looking at this video, this guy sems to have a solution
=> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXwGP9hkHDQ&ytsession=1uKskJuFULWJ4S9dtlGhOuS2K1F egefIt4_t4UMOVdnn24KtXByipkEVNKRIm0un6jlloUu8at22J1pboQ56RPHKX0Sp1PkvfCtVKga_f9H NN9n104j5psKQFS4q8yBii2OiaZ8IXqXmGIkXmXs_DD2ypL-Er4kRe2YLnEBIpbv9kNbkFSsNsZu_BXu 8qGqQ7H4WCxq4m3yevxbUhY6G-f-5rWtrERD6o4oCB-OOGs1_BzgpsfxT9JYZBIhx53EgZpsNQEdVvPL USgXhw82EdXYwwpuJs0gLawJV1gWEE2Q
if you look at his dock, it's not silver bright but blue and he add a line before the trash

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